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China's Economy Is Collapsing From Within: Fake GDP, Capital Flight & Nuclear Buildup Exposed
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China's Economy Is Collapsing From Within: Fake GDP, Capital Flight & Nuclear Buildup Exposed
China’s economy is growing rapidly, with GDP expanding by 7% in the first quarter of 2023. The manufacturing sector is a key driver of this growth, accounting for nearly 30% of GDP. China’s trade surplus also continues to grow, reaching $323 billion in the first half of 2023. Exports are growing particularly rapidly, with exports […]
China's Economic Growth Continues to Soar #chinaeconomicgrowth #chinaexports #chinaGDP #chinamanufacturing #Chinatrade
The Chinese economy is booming and President Xi Jinping is leading the charge. Since taking office in 2013, Xi has made it his mission to revive the Chinese economy and make it a global powerhouse. And he’s succeeding. The latest data shows that the Chinese economy grew by a whopping 6.9% in the second quarter […]
Under Xi Jinping, China’s Economy Is Booming #chinaeconomy #chinaGDP #chineseeconomy #tradewar #XiJinping
The Chinese economy is booming and President Xi Jinping is leading the charge. Since taking office in 2013, Xi has made it his mission to revive the Chinese economy and make it a global powerhouse. And he’s succeeding. The latest data shows that the Chinese economy grew by a whopping 6.9% in the second quarter […]
Under Xi Jinping, China’s Economy Is Booming #chinaeconomy #chinaGDP #chineseeconomy #tradewar #XiJinping
उभरती अर्थव्यवस्थाओं के समूह ब्रिक्स में जनवरी, 2024 से छह देशों के जुड़ने से वैश्विक जीडीपी में समूह की हिस्सेदारी मौजूदा 26 फीसदी से बढ़कर
ब्रिक्स की जीडीपी में फिलहाल चीन की हिस्सेदारी सबसे ज़्यादा फीसदी
उभरती अर्थव्यवस्थाओं के समूह ब्रिक्स में जनवरी, 2024 से छह देशों के जुड़ने से वैश्विक जीडीपी में समूह की हिस्सेदारी मौजूदा 26 फीसदी से बढ़कर 30 फीसदी हो जाएगी। साथ ही, समूह का वैश्विक आबादी में हिस्सा 46 फीसदी के स्तर पर पहुंच जाएगा।
Follow Us on Google NewsThe Indian markets will mainly be dictated by important factors such as March quarter earnings and global cues in the next week, several analysts said in their expectations. With the ongoing pandemic situation and uncertainties in the market, the investors are keenly looking for cues from various sources to make informed investment decisions. Let's take a look at what the analysts have to say about the Indian markets in the coming week.Earnings to play a crucial roleIn absence of any major event, the focus will be on earnings and global markets for cues, Ajit Mishra, VP - Technical Research, Religare Broking said in his expectations for next week. “On the earnings front, participants will first react to Infosys and HDFC Bank’s numbers in early trade on Monday. Among the other prominent names, Tata Comm, HCL Tech, and ICICI Bank will announce their results during the week,” the analyst at Religare Broking said in his note.Pravesh Gour, Senior Technical Analyst, Swastika Investmart was of the same view as Mishra as he said, “The market will be keeping an eye on India Inc’s Q4 earnings, and the commentary will be followed quite closely.” With the announcement of the earnings season, investors will be analyzing the performance of various companies and sectors to make informed investment decisions.Global cues to influence the Indian marketsExperts believe that the positive sentiment in the Indian equity markets will continue to be driven by the movement of the world markets. Arvinder Singh Nanda, Senior Vice President, of Master Capital Services said that the trend in the global markets, domestic and global macroeconomic data, crude oil prices, and the movement of the rupee against the dollar will also dictate the trend on the bourses in the coming week. Besides, China's first-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) data, and industrial production data for March will be announced in the coming days, Nanda said his expectations for next week.Recovery in sectors like auto, metal, pharma, and realtyApart from banking and financials, recovery in other sectors like auto, metal, pharma, and realty added to buoyancy. The broader indices too performed well and gained over 1.5 per cent each. The tone was positive for most of the week; however, pressure in the IT majors capped the momentum.Foreign investors’ flow, the rupee’s movement, and crude oil trendApart from the above factors, other triggers like foreign investors’ flow, the rupee’s movement against the dollar, and crude oil’s trend may also influence the benchmark indices in the coming week. Therefore, investors are keeping a close eye on these factors to make informed investment decisions.ConclusionIn conclusion, the Indian markets will continue to be influenced by various factors in the coming week. The focus will mainly be on earnings and global cues, and investors will be analyzing the performance of various companies and sectors to make informed investment decisions. With the ongoing pandemic situation and uncertainties in the market, it is crucial for investors to be cautious and make informed decisions based on the expert's advice.
China’s GDP Declines to 3%, to Cause Ripple Effect Across the World
Vice-premier, Liu He of the People’s Republic of China, spoke at the World Economic Forum at Davos 2023 about China’s weakened economy. As per the NBS (National Bureau of Statistics), the nation’s GDP went down to 3%, while China had targeted at least 5.5% for 2022. But the economic slowdown is going to create a ripple effect across the world, and other countries may also bear some of its effects because of the trade, and other repercussions. China is finding it hard to sustain a higher growth rate, which used to happen in the late 1980s and up to the 1990s. The rates are not even close to 10% for the sectors.
Probably, the economy is slipping into the middle-income trap. Productivity has taken declined greatly, slowing the Chinese economic growth to 2.3%, like that of the year 1974. The nation could not even meet the USD 18 trillion or 4.4% growth rate for GDP in 2021, as predicted by the IMF as the dollar rose against RMB. The Covid-19 pandemic has shaken the roots of China’s growth chapter. In 2022, the nation saw a sharp decline in its GDP growth because of its Zero Covid policy leading to a series of lockdowns, followed by the real estate crisis and big industrial firms facing the Communist Party’s wrath.
With an industrial output standing at just 3.6% only year after year and at 1.3% in December, the manufacturing hub tag is down to shambles. The Chinese businesses and their curbed production have slowed down the economy for several sectors. The ferrous metal smelting and pressing industry had the worst fall at 94.5%, signifying a 92.7% decline for the first time in 10 months. Also, for the other 41 industrial sectors, the profits came down for 21 of these.
Western sanctions, especially from the United States for the breach of data security and stealing of patents, have also affected Chinese firms. Earlier, the infrastructure investments had kept the nation’s economy going as new factories came up, and the roads and housing facilities improved. But the same cannot be attributed to structural innovation and reform.
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